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- Small Business (11-50 people)
- Medium Business (51-250 people)
- Large Business (250+ people)
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Core Features
Designed specifically for the realities of fashion supply chains, tiered vendors, material diversity, and regional variability, Carbon Accounting helps teams transform scattered data into defensible reporting and action. Its major features include:
Full Scope Coverage: Tracks Scopes 1 & 2 and all 15 Scope 3 categories, with explicit coverage for 3.1, 3.3, 3.4, 3.11 and 3.12.
Textile-Specific Factors: Uses geography-adjusted factors (e.g., cotton, rPET, viscose; wet processing) and references Higg MSI, ecoinvent, DEFRA, and IPCC AR6; supports custom factors and quality scoring.
Supplier-Level Mapping: Links emissions to actual vendors, mills, factories and facilities; slices by process, BOM, SKU/style, season for benchmarking.
Regulation-Ready Outputs: Generates audit-ready reports aligned to CSRD (ESRS E1), SBTi FLAG, BRSR, CDP and ISO 14064-1.
Data Ingestion & Automation: Connects ERP/PLM and supplier portals or templates; fills gaps with regionally scored defaults.
Analytics & Audit Trails: Drilldown dashboards by supplier/facility/region/time plus exportable, traceable methodologies.
Closing Insights
Real-world usage illustrates coverage across the value chain. Eastman Exports, a major apparel manufacturer with 35 units, implemented real-time, activity-based accounting, automated workflows, and ERP integration to improve transparency, identify high-emission suppliers, and track progress toward targets; the case study highlights time savings and compliance gains. On the product page, GreenStitch also shows Lindex (retail brand) and Shree Renga Polymers (recycling/polymer) among “Trusted by Companies,” suggesting adoption from brand to circular-materials contexts, useful for both brand reporting and supplier-level hotspotting.
Recent developments expand accessibility and reach. The Scope 3 Predictor tool provides a quick way to estimate value-chain emissions, an on-ramp that complements the core, activity-based module when data maturity is still evolving. GreenStitch is also listed in the PACT Network solutions directory, underscoring its focus on interoperable, product-level emissions data exchange within wider supply-chain ecosystems.
For teams facing CSRD/BRSR timelines, the combination of textile-specific factors, supplier mapping, and framework-mapped exports supports credible disclosures and targeted reductions. Implementation guidance on the site’s blogs and case studies offers practical steps for moving from manual collection to centralized, audit-grade reporting across brands, manufacturers, and recyclers.